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Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
WILKES WAS BEATEN
a GREAT sUsPRise AT CLEVELAND.
fhs fooaz Horse Pxiroa villas the Great
stallion ksse IA Three straight
He4ts-Iso Thousand fso-
Yle fEs.<aL

stsl-sst - 50 Ft.s-tss ssEsA-s
eLzyELAsB. July - The last Day Of the
gFsad eircsit race szs great one. both ia
paint oi attendance and sport. Not less
th4n ten thousand people were present to
witness the great stallion sace between
Patron and Harry Wilkes tie champion
fns result sas more than astonishing. aud
mo lsani VI dollars were drop
ped by Wilkes bzcksrs. Le
having lo-i the rae ia three straight heats
70 Ms gallant competitor Patron succe -
today places hlm without a doubt ia TIE
Fe.y tfoaL Falk of nysfs. Not once iu the
= nole rAoe though he uieG With the energy
oi desperation. oit Wilke- succeed IN get
nng even nls nose ahead of Eis new rival
ln iAe second heat the paco Was terrific.
sat wilkes had 20 60 80 last 10
Eeeo up tlat he came home last
a00uf wlHeeI. The lasl heat vas very fast
anu Patron seooted clean away from The
champion, leaving him al suen . safe dis
tance that he logged down the last quarter
- al easy gaiL Had Patron been urged
little 10 tuls heat. there Is no d0lbt be
would have a0as better than Ihaliss last
summer wAo made bis mile ia 2i5l. Old
hossemen are not through looking al each
olaer yet and wondering where Patron got
his speci lie IS the pet here tonight aud
his future s great one.
In the unfinished free-fOr-sll Arab won
IN the fast time OF Bio kJsalee Wilkes
took the 2.23 class race, lowering her record
= 2.lel Belle Hamlin was hrss in the 2.ls
trot and Johnston won the free-fOr-aii pac-
inS race. the last heat IN -.llt.
The summaries follow iIee for all, trot.
ting. purse s2goJ-Arab 3. l. ., /. l. J. O.,
1, 4, l 4, .; Hilton. . .. 3, =. > Aitef00t.
1 ), ,, s. l. Aaud Messenger, 5, ), /. 5, 5.
Iime 2.ls !; '2.lsi; 2.Is, 2.lol.
2;l5 class, trOtlng, purse S2O0O-Belle
Hamlin. |, l. !; LOwland Girl, 4, =. =
Tom kogers. .. j. B. Pilot Boy, ,, 4, 4.
Time. 2l9; 2l7l. 2i6l.
2,55 class uotting, purse $1,000 Rosa
line Wilkes, | / /, Glass Leader, D ,,
Nalkeye. , 8; Chsn;er. . g. Sarah r.,
. 3; Daisy Gardener, 4 4 Pottery Girl.
IL 4 l.; Daisy Wilkes. 5 10 ;; Sharper, 9
10; Ed. Graham, 10 II :. Camille. l. 5 9,
Sa ndy H.. dis Time. 2:25: 2lo4. 2:2zt.
Special race, purse $2,JOO-PArOn, /;
Harry Wilkes, , , 2 Time PIG. 2.I6l
2.iIt.
tree-iorR all pacinZ, purse SlOO0-Johns-
ton. / J., Mike Wilkes, ,; Toledo Girl,
), Little May, : dis. Time. 2.l6; 2.l7l;
LIZ.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
GLADSTONE SPEAKS
~ A50sgssss T-s UNonisTs-
HE kxFrsalisE Eaii o. H9Ds for the
Fata1rs zhs Else,sss t.lil sapse fhe
LtoeE4ls When Gheg saisE-
st4na th4sr as-sss.

L4osoon. JAY - -ei1isloae. acslrssslux
ne Ce4nell af .3ados. LIBERAL zad Radical
assn. sAia sssalnz. aat At shs last
sleenoa fha Uai0sisfs aad a majority Of
acly =. 90 sofss ia the E1ois eeuasry. II
sa gaia l38tty sstes car minority ia tia
House 81 Commons sili become majority
one haadsed and any tnsus4nd votes rep
resent eLsFsl rcI eenfum O. tie Whole cleo
tsrals- The recent sleet.on having gained
six o. seven sea-, 81 aleu .s sql- a.sL. 10 q
Liberal trianpl. Z E4l .i4nle1t HsEs ~ oe
dissolved tomgrroN ia reRaf1
to lI0nist members. am sure
las electors that suorgrtet oE
fsiralnef from opposing thea il l5s last
elections. uL6fooz taeir POSITION aAd be-
llsgsd al4Eonomg foE Iceland Nas question
s0ls. doubtful sad even niseeleFcus. bus
anynoN sxpectel that zee L ni1Ilsis would
o0-0perals 9itA tie ssma .afief 0f ne party
IN regard 20 grileif IS ald -sreCi.liy against
eosrciou- PIE results ho0aFe-. - neea
taAt tns aioaists l4Fe oeha "a IS llils- long
foes Of autonomy. far from seeking -
t.sf1eu4aeT shr lmpils ss intend 90 solidify
30. a1d tAe electors sEs FzpipiY and almost
anaaim0uslg arriving at rislt Judgment
OF our purpose. ias question ~ retaining
IRISH members ia tls Westminster Parlla-
ai-nt - open. out wiu never be allowed %
interiors . "a t1e attainment % oar object.
" asn autonomy - gained. Il tslcr
desires 10 Dc severed from
tas ress Of Ireland and retain her present
method 0f bslng governed. tie Liberal
party would aog st4ad 10 the way 0i her
doing -. This might De q conclusive
answer l0 those Eh0 are alleging that the
Liberals are not disposed % Try 70 affect =
reunion of The party. ae Lad 5ill as
AMENDED uill confer vitality and important
benefits apon the tenants of Ireland
Ar. Gladstone condemned the plan Of
campaign. though be said the Irish people
we're not one-tenlh part a. 0.ameaDie COR 10
a. thoss who drove them 70 adopt such
methods.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
VERY BAD DOYS' PLAY
IT Roes i25 fANluls or HOMES.
A nonHre which Led 10 the ne.tructloa
OF y mole Biock in Cinelaaau,
and De4troyed score of
Dwellings.

CISciNEArI July ~ About 40 This a.
iernoon sofne boys started bonfire ia the
Tear OF 2-2 State ave. There sas a lively
breeze r. the time. and = sms'i she'd near by
sht fare. The DANES soon spread TO al
Joining bailding-, until the entire square
bounded 5y StAte-aye.. Gsst and Depot-sts.,
consisting al twenty or twenty i've tene-
ment houses was ieve,ed 10 the ground.
The frame houses and dsiries
which abound ia the district were
the best OF food f0F the damcs aad the
Efforts OF the rFeMen were ot lttie avail.
Some twenty i've cattle and tiIg hogs were
burne4 ia the d2ities. Quincy Adams Il
fireman. was struck Dy falling timbegs and
both his ar.4s We're broken. g Brien, an
other hfem1n. Was also caught aud had two
ribs DTokenl Several hremen were over
come by the intense heat and
were c3riied 10 the hospital
About l3J families were rendered
homeless by the cOnfagration, some having
lost every thing they had. All were
camped o1 the hillside west Of the fire about
sundown, but we're sheltered for the night
by cilizenJ living IN the viciaity. The loss
will probably reach s2000o0. Insurance
light.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Iisrslars Abound At Kingsley.

tofrrsqcn iencc oithe fE-EiEAl uEsALD.
AfsssLEY, July 2S.-Burgi&rs attempted
% enter tas residence OF Vim. Wilcox. agent
ot The g. K. & l. A. this place, about Il
o'clock last night. Wilcox was awakened
BY the noise, and procured his revolver and
nred upon them, frightening them away.
They, however, returned about al hour
later and by some mishap one Of them fell
over the chicken COOP, which was quite close
10 the back side Of the house, and made so
much noise that they fed. Wilcox sailed
forth accompanied by his wife-his wife, OF
course, going ahead with the lamp and a
sick Of wood while be yaiiantly brought
up the rear-tO repair damages 10 The
chicken coop. After the chickens were
saiely housed they again retired and were
not disturbed du.ng the rest OF the
night. Ine men. whoever they were
probably expected that the agent carried
considerable money belonging 10 the rail-
road company II. L. Whipple started
yesterday morning with his vile, who has
been confined 10 her bed for near.v year.
for Battle Creek Sanitarium.- -COnsidera-
Die excitement was caused about week
ago oy the reported finding OF a dead body
on the plains east OF Maybe supposed 10
DC tnar OF an Indian. a larse party OF
men, headed by \. q. Eiwards, searched
Tor two days hGt were unable 10 mad IL. nor
could tbs party wno reported finding the
body locate il again. We we're visited IN
this vicinity last Friday night by light
irOst, bat no damage done.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
a eOOOLER PlEACS GUILTY.
a sensstl pn in tho Trial OF The ColnIn.s
sioners at ChlceG0.

a sensltpn in tho rrial Of The Commits
sioners at ChicsGo.
CHfcAsh July 2S.-ln tbe big boodler
trial today after considerable testimony had
been given in regard 70 commission paid
members Pf the county board. a sensation
was creat4d by ommissiOner klehm an
nouDcinsl that he wished to wi hdrsw lis
pea of not guilty and 10 en.er plea Of
eUiity. Judge Jameson said to hinl. 40
yOH understand consequence Of such u.eas'
and lo sls sweroG II have fully considered
that, ycuH h0uOr.' The Jude then tola
him what he had to expect in he way Of
punishment, tnree years ia the
peniienitary or fine rot 70 ex-
ceed $1,000 bUt klehm said he fully m
derstoOd the Law and desired 10 throw aim.
self upon the mercy Of the Court. The
plea OF guilty was entered by The COu.t.
but sentence wss deferred at the request of
the St4tes Attorney. and kieLm was al
lowed to depart on his bond. The safe
then announced that il res.ed so far as W.T.
nssses wete concerned. but desirej 70 pre-
senl sundty documentary evidence Fbe
Court adj0urne1 until O'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The cciOn Of Commissioner Klcam hqs
caused the whole gang OF huollsrs
to be nanic-s rieksn. they p,l an
o. snadowed by de ectives ton,lnt 70
prevent their estape 70 C.aaJa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

NAsHrSsroS, July -9.-Ihe Secretary Of
she Nay annouDced today that the depart
nent has hnsily closed = contrac; with th-
Hotchkiss Ordinance Company for the con.
srruction of guns FOR the navy A very sx-
isnNvs plan. and branch Of their mauufac-
tory vii soon bs IS ablished In this c0un-
try. "0ur secondary batteries. the secIe-
tsrv said today. have heretos0re been made
abroad. and tbs making 0t our own guns
here By private manufacture viii mark an
other most Important era IN the rec0nstruc-
uOn of our navy
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
RIDING FOR PLEASURE.
People Who Sscp Cool ~ Patronizin= the
Street Cars


Street Cars.
The popular recreation OF residents in the
vicinity Of upper Wealthy-aye. and East-st.
these warm even.ugs is 20 board the open
street cars and lake trip across the river
and out Into the Sixth ward rhe same
statement applies to the residents Of the
Sixth war;. except ihat they so the
other way-out to the SheTmsn stIeet barns
The new arrangement bg which the Reeds
Lake open cars run from Nnermsn-st. u,,
E8ss-st. down Wea.fhv-are throuEh La
grave. alton. Monroe and C8nei-sts
across Bulge street bridge and 0ut Scrih hner-
81. 20 Nfb4,eT-st.. nlakes p line something
over four miles in length or eight miles
for fhe round trio aad The rile
is a very pleasant diversion in tho evening
besides if af1ris people living in TIE sub
uTes of the Third ward 2 convenient orpar-
tu1itT - visit a portiO7 If tie West Side
with which th-v have bad baf little ac-
auaintauce. in party o. eight who made
The trip asst evening ssvsn of them bad
never visited thar par. q TIE Sixth yard
north of Leorsrd-st. sits 0ugh most ~
them had resided in the city for several
yesrs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

ToRosro. July 29-Jake Gaudaur. who
vas here last night on his way 10 his
parents home in Oriilis. said. There was
no hippodrome s,out TIE race At Pullman.
The whole trouble Vas that the articles
called for smooth water, the referee To de-
cida The water was rough aud the night
wRs dark. I didn't want % row in tnat
water because 1 knew Hanlan could beat
me. bus 1 vent 0ug st S. Johns request 70
<ivs tie spectators and my backers some
show for their money Gandaar denies
that be pCrposeiy rowcd ous OF the course.
de Acknowledges that Hanlsn can beat him
or any man hvin< IN rough wafer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
TIE AIR BRAKE FAILS AGAIN,
a Fatal Collision on the baltimore q
Ohio the Result.

PIrrsBuzG, July 19.-AL O'Clock this
morning the Washington, d C., express ran
into ths rear Of = height train occupying
The main track near West Newton station.
on the Baltimore q Ohio Railroad An
eccsnlric rod on ths freight engine had
arokeo. necessitstlnz the slogysge. A hag-
mao had gone back tie requiresl distance 10
stop the express Tue air brakes on the
later failed TO respond, aud The pas
sengsr train crashed into the freight
a. fuA speed Engneer sullivan and
Fireman j.. Z. Oroin. OF the freight were
under thsir engine repairing tee broken
machinery. The force Of the collision drove
the freight train ahsad. Fireman Orbin
~as caught aud instantly killed, his body
being horribly mAngled. Engineer sullivan
grasDed hold OF portion Of the engine
machinery ard was dragged over - yards
before the train was stopped. When res
cued lie vas found to be fatally injured.
The engineer and fireman Of the passenger
train jumped from their engine. Fireman
Reed was severely hurt A number of Das-
ssn<ers and passenger trainmen were slight
ly Injured. Several cars and an engine were
totally wrecked.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

Wv GoHE. Juiv zo.-Tae trisi rsoss for
the selection Of = competitor against TIE
Thistle Tif - bed during the first week i,
september bat he DAYS have not yet been
named. Jhe dates for TIRE later1zfIorsl
co1tes-s have ben 6Ked TIE frsf race
vlll take 3 sc on Ssrsel1 Der - and vi BE-
over the AeE 1Crs Yacht cab course
ne second rsos vIi rske place tro Gsrs
lafeT ard ~ - twenty uilss - wind rsro
tom csndY Heok hghts1ip sn5 hsek
sso1ld t1iri rscs - nscesss-e if vsi -
sailed On octo5er I over TIE triarga a.
coufae
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

PAais. Jaiy 29-TAs friends Of r. Jule.
Ferry declare he vii not accept Gen
Boulsngsrs chslisnge 70 dzht iuei IL
consideration of The fact that be holds thar
in his remarks st Eri1a. be- iio not * es,
ne right waica one politician has O.
crificfre another.
General B0nisnger's seconds. Count Oil
Ion and General fsvsr1t hare isft Ger.
nont terrari win a tasl eoge rom theii
priucfrsI - Nr Ferry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
Pays For the DamsSes.

LAvsIvG. July 29.-The Board Of State
Auditors has allowed the Northwestern
Manufacturing Company $685. 50 for.the
oieomargarine factory which was seized and
destroyed by the Sheriff of Wayne county
under the law Of lSS5. This act prohibited
the manufacture Ofoleomargarine, Of but It was
afterwards declared unconstitutional. and
the last legislature authorized the Board Of
state Auditors 10 compensate those who had
suffered damages under the act.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

IkNsrsG. July .9-Prosecuiing Attorney
Hammond and County Agent Wellings
vent 70 Leslie yesterday 70 dispose Of the
cases Of Leah Cook. stella Stone and Min
uis toukiinE. s5Out rs years old previously
s-Ts Ted as common prostitutes. The girls
to.d sickening starry OF deb.uchery. inn
pacaflng numerous prominent citizens.
The case is very similar q the Ssriuaw SEN
ssfiou ~ a00gt year ago. The gir.s were
sent % the Industrial Home az Adrian.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

CEzesso. Jui7 AT 30 o'ciock his
morning FIRE wss discovered n ths bakery Of
Chris. Bsfsn 81 4 s65 ArcheT-s7e q three
story snd basement bricx tenement For q
tirne The 6rs sraoa deed ard rothinx ser
ous vas fhouEht u s.. Shortly after 3
o'clock it wss = scovsred thet a number ~
psopie Hving ia tae bul ding rere either
sesd OF 6Tfag from tse sfTects of - s-acss
suS ds1ss The freuen and rofios ta~-
RED iato ths haiilinx sRS soon begsa h~sr-
ing sUt fhe unconscious pods I'll eisvsB
people Raj been rsvsov~s
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

tSt~4ssNt - IA N-~l-e.S-
MAPLE RAPIDS, July 29.-The grist-mill
IN this village, which has been closed for
some time, is soon to be overhsuled and
improved at an expense Of about tour thou
sand dollars. The roller process will be one
OF the additions; also new steam boiler.
-tarmers are s)mew hat disappointed II
the Weld Of wheat which is now being
threshed IN this vicinity. the average being
about fourteen or fifteen bushels per acre,
although Ne hear of some pieces that have
yielded rs high a. thirty bushels per sore.
Tho cat coCp is good while cora looks
promising. but badly IN Need of a refresh-
ing rain.-The Tree Methodist csmp-
meeting = IN full blast anu IS being Le.l in
beautiful grove two miles south west Of
the village The sporting men of this
vicinity are busy preparing their trotters
for the fall camnaign
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
noss ,SvlrsTloks.


WAsatssfoNs Jsiy 4Aa iaFisAgi0n
w&s IsoeIysd al tie White House today
FROM the Governor Of Ainnesota ard ffom
- Paai AID Ainnes polls for TIE President
70 siSlt The twin cites While ca as western
tour message accompanied tbs invita-
tAtien stating EhsG . delegation voald he
sent on % extend the invitation Ia = more
formA Way. 1hs PIesiaeat Was not Al the
White House today and Old not receive tie
invitation until Il vas tsken - OAK View
thls eFeuiGk, bat it l. understood lie l1es-
szse vii Or sent ln reply thzt il wili be un-
uecesssEy fOr tie delegation 10 eeue. ss be
viii DC just - apt - acoept II the iasilsSloa
be sent b. mai.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
r 208 GRAND RAPIDS. MICH, SATURDAY MORNING. July
~HTcscRAsr AT LANSING
A caioxsd Attornss xas ais wife Ar
raa.aa aaaF Fseallar llrrnn..flaae..

a tsstsfsa Attornss xa1 Hla y ds A.
rested sasr fseallsr cixeansstaaees.
LA1slss. Mich. JAY zg.-ChsFiss ~.
Sto4sllea a1d vie sers tried today tor As
a@'-liinz "a old lzty. Elizabeth Lee. via
earning ae-dlss Ass nisat Al TIE psrsiss
are eoiored. aad sEoashton elzims % be .
ffacueiag sfkefney sad presents very in
t1-lzse1t 4pp-4raaesL Ih@s cane from
taasofo-.s .asg Asy. The prizo1sns' tzsti-
A-c1y = ~ tks eject f4as AFs Les
~ Eilchet them. SOou after fnaxlHz
her ss,4uainrzaoe THAR house vas oFsrrga
siLA tosds and shiny nying lizastis. Wnsn-
ever they sas her they aAd grs4L rearing
IA TIE head and became deathly sick Ms.
1tolgh-on became sallYatet sitn grsenssh
slime, and they we're terribly oppressed Ia
various ways. Ia thsir extremity they
seusA the Lord Ia prayer and be tod thsm
t-elr Only release Vas in drawing bio4d
from ths witch. Hence the attack They
were convicted and sent - jsil tor InirLy
lays
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
sLsscEo sY sHAapERs.
r7.s s~Ias Game 50 that Played on .
CSidsater Ma.

baoSsos, JgiY "a Bronson veteran
has oeen deeced out Of over 500 by New
York shArpeFs. They informed him they
had $500 awaiting bis vile. which hsi
come % her from German relatives. snd on
proof 0i Identity aat the advance OF sa01
Tor their commission the money wOaid be
ookcd in bis presence and pat into IA ex-
press Office. he went 10 New York, saw
tie money counted, boxed. sea 81 aud pat
into the express Office. lie has Just re-
ceiyei The oOx. aud. instead OF the money,
it contained OH German newspapers. He
IS poor maa. aud Tie speculation mas en-
tirely ruined him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

When 81 tbs drummsrs ia Grand Rapids
come together. vhich hsppens once q year.
r lcoss - Il Congress vas out far noon.
Tbs season the bows take steamer and a
brass tsnd sni - away hT themselves FIR =
quiet 3, p,cui'-that IS, quiet for them. - De-
e. Nrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
4 NEBRASKA ToaNApo.
Half Of David sitv Levs.ed Is,.s
ez00. eco.

TIT OF DAVID fiFV LeFs.eI 4 Fla-s ~
eg00.0oo.
IISCotN, Nsb., Jnlv "a special 10 the
Iiaes-J0tvaa' irom David Csy. save. 4
tornado .. ?. m. from West towards the
East. passed through the centre OF the town
More than bali Or The buildings were dam
aged. one man was kilied and quite a num-
ber were injured. The Paddock hiorx
mon Pacific snG Burlington aud Nilsson n
dspots. a lsrze bTick school house. lie
Methodist and Congregational churches
and Ksinhard and Chnrchilis stores.
with many asellisgs. barns. etc. are IN
ruins. The DAMAGE 3 not less than 800
fsNI
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

FoxKErS FaALs. N H. Jsly z-Arsr
three weeks Of hot WsstheE u1eenslls3 is
thls state. uosf vieierf t8nrser sto-ra ee-
e1rree lsst night rsgirz feo honrs. srs
rsshng olt asehrers orsekne aerr
e-oEs an1 eoasg thooszD&s G e3.iars' verb
q dazzge.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
SWEPT OVER THE DAeA.
The Thrilling Expetie7cs OF Five Cohoe.
y. ~, aiili Employees.

y. y, Mili Employees.
CoHoE-. y. Y, JAY l9-Five girls en-
ployed in the Diamond mill were sweo,
oyer the dam while on; in boat yes
terday. They were Maggie Melon
ough, Jennie Flint. Maggie Nickel
vie. George Dufresne ard Nellie
Higgins. The girls had hired the bos, an
ing the noon hour. and were out but 2
snort time when they lost an oar. and the
current esrried the boat over the dam.
The McboanOugh girl Jumped before the
boat went over. She vas fescled aimos.
ceac. he iour girls were taken ont ,-am
beneath the dam bv means o. ropes thrown
10 them. which they !asigr4i about their
waists and were pnllrd aslnrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

Coiuuhf' s. e.. July - -GJes Wasl-
ing'ou and his wife have been .n isi ID
Tigeieil i0- 'he murder Of three yeafs :
cd child ~ whom Washington Vas ~
father and his wife vas Tie siepmClhsr and
apnt. TIE child. being TOO Young to work
was useless. so the brutal father cuf 80 a.
most 60 pieces wtb va 20 whip sud he
sfepnnther finished with asffck.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

CoiuvrIt. s. g. Juiy 29 Madam BsD-
iiste Lynch Mother Superior q the l-rss-
line convent n Vale crucis. in ihis city.
died lest night Of typhoid fever IN The
sixiy-fourfh -esr 81 be- sge ard The forfip,t
Or her religions profession. She was 2 fs
ter 81 the late shop vnch of Charleston.
snG wss widely known ss y woman OF rsrs
sooomp plishmsnfs and extraordinary pietv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

NssFHis Tenn 1lly eo-At q meeting
Of citizens today. he'd 81 he Merchants
Exchange. it vas decided 20 seud com
mitiee - Washington % invite Pr.sifert
Clsveisni sn8 wife to visit this cit7 on ~ efr
Soltasru t7ip il tctoeer The committee
vii leave here on Tuesday re1t-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

sts,-sts 20 vsz trsssss-stas>a.
JAcssov. july Diapers were drawn up
up today for tie transfer Of the r er.irg
Corrsr property II y. r Heaton 20 Hsnrv
aad sanford Hunt of this city. The amount
agreed upon IS s.a.sa a. $500 Hunt
Bros viii take charge OF the pager
Ancust 1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
TIE ATLANTA AGROUND.
ihe New Cruiser Not Injured Tie Bosre
OF Inspection at Work.

NAsHlNe-oS. July 2J.-t4ptain Bunce.
commanding the Atlanta. in comranni-
eaton dated Newport. June 27 informs the
Navy Department that the Atlanta touched
ground there during fog on July -. Tie
sea was smooth. the wind ligb, aud the
bottom sandy. The vessel was a. once
stopped an hackoi into deep water. She
suffered no injg.Y yhateFef. On fhs o-.4
size vas g0. under way viii the aear.l
ordered - test ber batteries. The sess wss
satis.s' 'iory 10 the board. al parts Of The
machinery. rudieS. etc, worked a. usual.
ano tie sniD's spee3 yer fevo' zion vas ihe
sane a. before size ran aground
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

Essr SseiNAs. July -9-Wi7sins g
HoEsy camps nssr North Bradley were
destroyed By IRE yesterday. 4 man inst
dovu reports irss rsrnE among quantity
~ timber he.ocsi1r I'd Col a. T. Bliss. and
IN the same '1Calys number Of drl1 zen
berry picxsrs-
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

IIwE7-rs July - Seven men have
been ARRESTED 'or participating ia the riot
YESTERDAY ~ ne striking dockreu against
inaFcrts 7terf'ri is5crsTs F0ar police
men si taT ciV' ans we're iniar4a fnr-
ing sas f1t Iae &aTor declares that -
Wi ca. aoops to tae sal Of the police 4
he rfotnz IS renewed
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30
STOLE scnooL MoneY.

Pennsylvania Tss Collectors BoDdemsn
Ont $4,000
NoKmsToWy, July - Ia les been dis.
covered that Calvin Risg, school tax col
iector for The borough Of Couschocien.
from iss2 70 S.5 is short IN his zrcounfs
Cor the wears lSs4 sud ss5 10 ihe suiOuni
OF $1,000 The auditing committee 81 the
schOoi board bcgsn ST Inspection ~ Rigg's
accounts aud Iligg wss r,auess-i 10 ietres
ent 0ui disappeared From pair Of si.oes
found near tbe fiser bsnk. suspic.ons po'n;
% suicide. lie h.a l-ur .-nl.Dan
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

LIrr0fv Neb. Juiv - This has been
the hottest day in twelve wears. mercury
registering 40 degrees in tbs shsae. No
fJDsirokes are reported however
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

HrnsoS. n y. Julr aa BY the prsn,s-
tire explosion o. blsst A. Burden furnace
rssferiav. sbrse men were seriously in
f1rrt they sre sf'i alive bet raeir cnn-
& 1on is so criucsi that taers IS hu.s hose
cf their recorer4
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

Nrw Yofx. Jaiy ~ The Wolff Ion
don correspondent cables. sm Informed
tbs' there j. no truth ia The report about
hir. Blaine early return io the Tnlied
States. II is seser'rd. or tbe contrary. thst
he vii schere - TIE pans already made
for Sd extended European forlr
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

HrpsoS. \. Y, Jaiy p Three nen ws-s
seriously injured hy prsusaturs hfs.t a
~ Borden furnace yesterday. Thev s-s
slive ~ita bat lsint hape- Il thesr rso.sv-
-. TIE accident vas The rssalt o. her
aw1 csreiessrrsS
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-30

BtrrtE CREss. July E'-Hon. George
Willard. ex-CongresSman and editor og the
tttliT t7'o1i1i, this city. vas married a.
Chicago lsst evening to Mrs.. lizzie Willard
former wife Of distant rsiativa.